Evidence receipt / belief
Published · transcript-backedLenny Rachitsky: belief
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“Wait until you IPO, and then someday maybe leave CRED and then you could start this podcast with everyone like this and connect all the dots. And I think that's a reference to Danny Meyer who's the founder of all these fancy restaurants and big on hospitality and has this phrase “Always be collecting dots”, I think ABCD, I’ll link to that.”
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- Lenny Rachitsky
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- belief
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- 24 Mar 2024
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- Lenny's Podcast
Transcript context
…e ability to adapt and learn, and you only create more information asymmetry. To me, wealth is nothing but information asymmetry. All the best companies in the world have unfair information asymmetry. And that comes from curiosity. Because you're constantly collecting dots, connecting dots, collecting dots, connecting dots, and end up creating this unique edge for yourself and information asymmetry for yourself. And if you assume that “I have collected enough,” no human life is going to be enough to connect and connect all the dots. We'll never be able to get.. And sometimes I envy the stuff that you do because you are efficiently connecting and collecting dots by having the luxury of all these people to talk to, and you are making more dots getting connected. So your information asymmetry is growing. Wait until you IPO, and then someday maybe leave CRED and then you could start this podcast with everyone like this and connect all the dots. And I think that's a reference to Danny Meyer who's the founder of all these fancy restaurants and big on hospitality and has this phrase “Always be collecting dots”, I think ABCD, I’ll link to that. Yeah. Okay.…
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